Who are the 'dictators' of Chicago?
That's the Mob, a.k.a. the Mafia, a.k.a. the Chicago Outfit in the area ...
Meanwhile, the FBI has 14 years of catching up to do on serious organized crime in Chicago, from the latest post on the subject on their official website heavily loaded with pro-Mafia, pro-organized-crime language straight out of the local FBI office.
FBI //June 27, 2011 //The Chicago Mafia //Down but Not Out
Ed O’Keefe Senior White House and Political Correspondent
Dan Gooding
It could be. Perhaps many Chicagoans really do like their mob bosses and hired enforcers. But, we cannot let them maintain Chicago as a gun-controlled sanctuary city for federal felons and associated foreign crime bosses.
We would all benefit from law and order in Chicago. Even in the rest of the country we all have inseparable ties to Chicago as probably the most strategic and important financial, industrial, railroad and airline center of the United States, certainly in a geographic sense, outside of D.C. and New York. Chicago is the de facto capital of all private-sector and corporate industry in the U.S., where the majority of big bosses and corporate headquarters are located.
Gun rights in Chicago and outside city limits in Illinois
Neither the labor-union Democrats nor the skyscraper Republicans will permit Americans as ordinary law-abiding citizens to possess and carry firearms in accordance with our Second Amendment rights. The Chicago Outfit is always intent on imposing innumerable and unjustifiable restraints, terms, conditions, restrictions and infringements on our unalienable and non-infringeable constitutional rights.
Bad cops really do need to be thrown out of court with all their bogus civil, criminal and mental charges, but we certainly do not want to cultivate a scofflaw culture of unrestrained criminality on the streets. Instead, we want to instill a culture of respect for the law especially in our youth, and we want our sworn officers of the law to step up to that duty, refrain from grabbing our guns, and earn our respect in the performance and fulfillment of their official duties without respect of persons.